what is the rate of product application to water?
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The bottle screws onto the sprayer applicator and the sprayer screws onto the end of the hose. The rate is automatically determined by the sprayer and you can't change it. The bottles empty pretty quickly if you are watering a garden or flowerbed. I am saving the empty bottles and going to buy the liquid Miracle-Gro to see if I can refill them. Hope this helps.
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Sorry to say I don't remember. However, the flow rate is quite good as it comes.
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Hi Greg, That is a difficult question because it really depends on the quality of the water coming into the filter. The more "stuff" that needs to be filtered the quicker it will get used up. The best thing to do is to monitor the flow rate. When the flow begins to slow down noticeably it is time to change.
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I am not sure of the highest flow rate, but the faster the rate less effective the uv light will be. I don't think you will do any damage it just won't work right. The slower the water passes the uv light the better it works.
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It depends on the size of your pond. Dosage isn't super critical, since nobody knows the exact size of their pond. Mine was approximately 2,500 gallons. In late fall when the water temp got close to 50° (that's when most bacteria becomes dormant), I put in half the Microbe Lift, and a week or two later put in the second half, plus the dry packs. The stuff works.
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MissGinner, It depends on the target weed. The label has variable rates from 1.33 oz per gallon of water all the way up to 5.33 oz per gallon depending on what you're trying to kill. I believe most weeds can be controlled using 1.33 to 2 oz per gallon but in the end, it will be the targeted weed which determines which rate to use.Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
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Yes its a great product! I would recommend 1/4 of the suggested amount to be used. First and foremost PH your water!!
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I'm assuming that it is dependent on the volume of water that passes through the filter. I haven't actually tested it.
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From my experiments, I have calculated that this 50 GPD Flow Restrictor produces a flow rate of about 442ml/min. Reducing the flow of the water source produces the same results.
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Not being a chemist or Nisus spokesperson, I am a user of this product. Water added to the product will behave as an adjuvsnt & support the overall efficacy.
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I don't see instructions for treating any specific amount of water; the package says that it treats up to 60 gallons; but as the product is liquid, one could carefully measure equal small parts of the A and B components, to treat small amounts of water. Not as easy as using it all at once for 55 or 60 gallons.
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i would research online. I think you can add it to water and use it in a spray bottle, but I don't know for sure and you'd want to research the ratios!
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It's not measured in time but more like usage. Our well water is around 120 TDS and we filter a lot for cooking, drinking and portable use in stainless bottles. Usually around 5 gallons a day. We usually change filters about every 3 months. Note our water is already very good so this isn't typical. We have a large 2 filter water cooler style housing. That's around 30 gallons per month per filter. Much better than the advertised 15 or 16 gallons.
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I use 4ozs. to 1 gallon water. Takes about 2 weeks to see results, but kills everything. Sq. Ft. coverage would depend on a lot of different factors, thickness of foliage, etc. Keeps weeds away for months.
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More about time than volumn. It will treat a small amount of water over a medium lenght of time. Pretty much forever.
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Depends on how fast your tap releases water, but you can get a good amount in 20 minutes. If you want to fill it to the brim, though, then its about 25
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Correction to my previous answer to your question: I mix 3oz Drive in 2+ gallons water and apply to 2000+ square feet, not 1000 as stated. This approximates the recommended (maximum) application rate for Bermudagrass of 1.45oz/1000 sqft. Another suggestion is to use 1oz per generous gallon of water per 1000sqft so you could use 3 applications (3oz per year per 1000sqft) and not exceed the manufacturer's limit of 2.9oz per 1000 sqft per year.